ABSTRACT : This paper reviews the historical and sociological conditions under which the Jews have been using coterritorial languages to which they have given a more specific pattern while at the same time creating fullfledged languages that could not be shared by others. Among the listed conditions, the varying status and use of the Hebrew language through time seems to have been of importance as were, later, the development of national languages and the competition between literary and non literary languages, either written or oral.RESUME : L'article passe en revue les conditions historiques et sociologiques qui ont conduit les juifs, parallèlement, à user de langues coterritoriales auxquelles ils ont donné une coloration particulière, e...
Cet article traite des principaux aspects du rapport qu’entretinrent avec la langue allemande les Ju...
International audienceThe Medieval stratum of Hebrew corresponds to no spoken Hebrew, whence a certa...
: In the last decades of the nineteenth century and the first of the twentieth, the Eastern European...
ABSTRACT : The article concentrates upon the intellectual and scientific models that were or still a...
ABSTRACT : In its first part, this paper lists five criteria that make it possible to define a langu...
The status of Hebrew according to the Jewish intellectuals in 19th century Italy Between the 1830'...
among Jewish languages and alphabets1 Abstract. Jewish languages, except for Hebrew, are varieties o...
Throughout their history, Jews have repeatedly lived in environments of foreign culture and language...
This study examines the languages of Jews in Europe and Palestine on the one hand, and the Jewish in...
International audienceFrom the moment the first elementary schools of its network were created in 18...
This study examines the languages of Jews in Europe and Palestine on the one hand, and the Jewish in...
This paper tries to reevaluate the notion of linguistic error in the light of modern research on sta...
Since the 6th century b.c., Jews have created unique variants of many coterritorial non-Jewish langu...
This paper characterizes Medieval Hebrew and Aramaic as literary languages and seeks to explain how ...
Il-Il Malibert-Yatziv est maître de conférences à l’INALCO, au département d’études hébraïques et ju...
Cet article traite des principaux aspects du rapport qu’entretinrent avec la langue allemande les Ju...
International audienceThe Medieval stratum of Hebrew corresponds to no spoken Hebrew, whence a certa...
: In the last decades of the nineteenth century and the first of the twentieth, the Eastern European...
ABSTRACT : The article concentrates upon the intellectual and scientific models that were or still a...
ABSTRACT : In its first part, this paper lists five criteria that make it possible to define a langu...
The status of Hebrew according to the Jewish intellectuals in 19th century Italy Between the 1830'...
among Jewish languages and alphabets1 Abstract. Jewish languages, except for Hebrew, are varieties o...
Throughout their history, Jews have repeatedly lived in environments of foreign culture and language...
This study examines the languages of Jews in Europe and Palestine on the one hand, and the Jewish in...
International audienceFrom the moment the first elementary schools of its network were created in 18...
This study examines the languages of Jews in Europe and Palestine on the one hand, and the Jewish in...
This paper tries to reevaluate the notion of linguistic error in the light of modern research on sta...
Since the 6th century b.c., Jews have created unique variants of many coterritorial non-Jewish langu...
This paper characterizes Medieval Hebrew and Aramaic as literary languages and seeks to explain how ...
Il-Il Malibert-Yatziv est maître de conférences à l’INALCO, au département d’études hébraïques et ju...
Cet article traite des principaux aspects du rapport qu’entretinrent avec la langue allemande les Ju...
International audienceThe Medieval stratum of Hebrew corresponds to no spoken Hebrew, whence a certa...
: In the last decades of the nineteenth century and the first of the twentieth, the Eastern European...